I’m a strategy and operations leader with more than a decade of experience working at the intersection of finance and technology. Raised in Ghana and now based in New York City, I’ve built my career around a single through-line: using innovation to expand access, opportunity, and understanding in financial systems.
After beginning my journey in traditional finance, I became increasingly drawn to how technology could solve the structural challenges I saw growing up — whether around financial literacy, inclusion, or the complexity that keeps everyday people from participating fully in the economy. That conviction led me to Columbia Business School, where I earned my MBA with a focus on Operations Strategy and Tech Product Management.
Today, I help companies tackle their most complex problems, build scalable systems, and design products that make finance more accessible. I’m especially passionate about the future of fintech and crypto on the African continent, and the role thoughtful, strategic solutioning can play in unlocking growth for millions.
Activities: Creator and host of “Before the Come Up” Podcast | Co-President – Africa Business Club | Co-Chair – Columbia Africa Conference | Chazen Leadership Fellow
Awards: Columbia Fellow, Chazen Leadership Fellow, Outstanding Course Assistant Award, Glenn Hubbard Scholarship, William J. Heffernan Memorial Award for Service.
Featured by Poets & Quants among the top globally graduating MBAs.
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I interview my Columbia Business School classmates to bring their remarkable stories and life experiences to light. The goal is to foster community, empathy, and understanding.
